St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-01
sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
A Large Attendance and Good
Racing


New YORK, June 3O.-The combina-
ton of fine weather and good board
brought out very large attendance to
the Sheepshead Bay races to-day. The
track was fast and the racing exciting.
Hanover won the Emporium in the fast
time of 1854, despite his crushing
weight of 12S pounds. 1t was a hard
race on him, though, and he showed
several spur marks when he returned
to the scales.
Tray won by a length and half, Bayridge
second, Pocatillo third; time. 1:15l5.
Second race, three-year-olds and upwards,
one mile, Troubadour won by length, Con
Talon second Duplex third time, i Al.
Third race handicap, one and three
sixteenths miles, Legos won by half length,
Elwood second, Frank Ward third time, 2:02.
Fourth race, Emporium stakes, three-year-
olds, one and one-naIt miles, hanover ana
Dunbayne ran in close procession TO the fur
long pole, where Hanover drew out and won
a grand race by two lengths, Dunbayne Sec
ond, Oneko third; time, 2:35s4.
Fifth race, selling, mile and a furlong;
Brown Duke won by length, Una second,
Boaz third; time 1.56s4.
Sixth race, twenty-eight pounds added to
weight for ages beaten allowances, mile on
the turf, Choctaw won by half a length, Won
derment second, Grenadier third; time, 1.44.
The events and entries for tomorrow
are as follows:
First race, five furlongs, Santa Rita, Flag
eoletta, Patrocles, Gov. Roberts and Pericles
Second race, three fourths cf a mile, Bay
light, Titwillow, Slumber. Recluse, Mont
pelier, Aniban, Billy BrowE end Ballston.
Third race, seven-eights of a mile, Glen.
spray, Progical, Flageoletta, Romp, Maggie
Mitchell, Fenelon, DAILY Oak, Fitz Roy,
Jubilee and Drake
Fourth race, one mile and a quarter, Rich
mond, Dry Monopole. Wickham, Elkwood,
Wanderment and War Eagle.
Fifth race, one mile and one-eighth, The
Rourbon, Wonderment, Mammonist, Tomasia
and Gonfalon.
GLOBE TIPS.
For the first race to-day the GLOBES
tip is that PatrocleS should be first, with
Pericles or Santa Rita second; in the
second event, Aniban first, and either
Daylight or RecluSe second; Maggie
Mitchell ought to win the third race,
with Flageoletta or Romp well up at the
finish. In the fourth race, as Dry Mono
pole is in good condition, he should be
first under the wire a Scant length in
front of Richmond and Wickham.
Mammonist is a good tip for first place
in the fifth race, hard pushed by Con-
faIon and Tomasia.
SOME MORE s'TIPS.o
New YORK, June 30.-The weather is
very no. and the track at Sheepshead
Bay tomorrow will be very fast, but
the crowd, saving itseif fer the Saturday
half holiday, will net be large. Look
ing over tO-morrOw's entries this is
what the talent has decided on to win
the races: For the first race Gov. Rob
ertS first and Patrocles, who surprised
the boys at Washington with a thump-
ing big mutual dividend, second. For
the second race the winner should be
Ballston, who won the first race he was
entered for. Billy Brown shoul be sec
ond. In the third race Prodigal and
Fitzroy should be first and second. The
fourth race di&nOt fill, and another will
be substituted tomorrow. For the fifth
race the talent think Wickham and
Richmond will come in that order, but
prefer them reversed. Fer the sixth
race Gonfalon is expected to win, with
Wanderment second.